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Messrs. Myers s Taylor, commits

Messrs. Myers s. Taylor, commits
sion merchants, Philadelphia, ad.
vertise through our columns this
week. The junior member Of the
firm is an Accomackian, aud both
members of the firm are we'll and
fayorably known to shippers in va
rious parts of our county who have
dealt with them. The firm is doubt
less frst.class and we cordially
recommend them. Mr.. N. U. Tay
lor vino represents them, Is a broth
er of one OF the firm, who will give
any further information desired IL
you will communicate with him at
his home at New Chulch.
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Six Important Facts
1st Rubbing clothes Oh Il wash boar |
wears them ont more than using them
or wearing them.
2nd. The Missouri steam washer
cleans clothing without the USE of the
wash board.
3rd. BY saving the wear m wash
board, clothing washed in the Missouri
steam washer will last twice us long.
4th. Any family using the Missouri
steam washer will save its cost from OIL
to live times Il year b. the saving OF
wear on clothes.
5th. The Missouri steam washer does
away with all ihe severe drutging o.
work day.
9Th. Families lacking health and
strength are often compelled to have
their washing done at great expense,
which might be saved by doing it them
selves with the Missouri steam washed.
Notice what your own citizens say
about it:
Your steam washer was brought to
my house II few days ago. take pit assure
in saying it has given entire satisfaction
and done its work well. TIC. PITTS.
Onancock, March 18th. 'S7.
Having seen tile Missouri steam wash
er in use. | think it a success and
great saving of labor. E. II. PITTS.
March 2lst ISL.
have seen your machine work and
think it does all chat is claimed for It,
and will get one soon. J.F.R1LEY.
March 2lst, 'S7.
have seen your machine work and
think 1t the best [ ever saw and would
not be Without one for twice it's cost.
J. w. MEARs.
This steam washer does well all tho
work that is claimed for it. 1t has been
used at my 10 lsc with much satisfa;-
tioE. g. q. JoYNE,.
The Missouri steam washer does
such good work and gives such entire
satisfaction that you will please order
one for me. Mrs. Y. WRIGHT.
The Missouri steam washer does all
work that it claims to do satisfactorily.
Mrs. NJ. M. JOHNSON, NJ RS. L j MEARs.
I have seen several steam washers, but
think the Missouri steam washer the
most complete one eve. saw, and does
| the best work. -, 90 49, '''s'
MISS. P.WEscoTT, Mrs. NJ .KELLAM
n. B.-Apy one wishing to ser the
machine work, or desiring to purchase
one, will please notify me.
w. F.JoYNES, Agt.
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CoTni,linl etlta-y.
We clip The following from the Tide
,.ntnr lIirinininn.

We clip The following from the Tide
water Virjginian:
We learn with regret that Mr.. w. n.
Balew, the genial and enterprising
agent of The Wrought Iron Range Co.,
Duling Mr.. Balew's stay Lere of five
months he has sold overu hundred OF
those celebrated cooking ringes, which
are giving such universal satisfaction,
and has had dealings with some of the
best Of our people. IL few Of whose lalnes
appear in our advertising columns in
recommendation Of the ranges, all of
whom can testify to Mr.. Ballew's
straightforward and honorable dealings.
We respectfully recommend MIR. Bal
lew aud his business to the good people
of I'LL sectloIS.-See advertisement III
this issue.
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Mr.. Jas. G. Weaver is now the
editor oflhe Eastern Vlrginian,and
naturally has "great expectations"
There's millions in it brother,if you
can climb to the top of the ladder
and you have our good wishes 10
have the next best paper In the
county,
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At this term of the Circuit Court
now in session, Judge Gunter pre-
siding, the case of MearS VS.. Sur
gis was tried, but the jury failing
to agree, after IL consideration OF
the matter for three days were dis
ell rorl
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The ladies of the Onancock Bap
fist church will hold fair on
Whitsun Monday, in the church
ward. All the dclicacleS of the sea-
son will he found into "a crazy and
dairy maid supper" in an apprecl-
ative and attractive style.
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Presiding Elders Appointments.

Third round of Quarterly Meeting
in part, for Eastern Shore District, NJ
E. Church South.
Conquest and Guilford--sanfords
May 81, %.
Gtlantic-Horntown, May %, 80.
Drulnmondtown, Woodbury., June4, b
Onancock, Onancock, June IL, II.
Wicomico, Eden, June IS, ~.
Pungoteague, Garrisons, June %, %
Belle Haven, Belle Haven, July >. 3
Berlin. Bishopsvilic, JuIy9, 10.
JOS IL. AMiss, L. E.
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D1E

PARKs-On Deep Creek, tllis county.
Wednesday May 4tl,, Mrs. Betsy Parks,
aged SIS years
MELsoN-Naar. Exmore St,tioE:
Northampton county, OF pneumonia,
May 6t:i, Mr.. William Nelson, aged u
years.
Entered into rest. on MAY
3rd, at l0.30P. NJ. Elizabeth. in the "a
year Of her ag,, daughter Of John Giilet.
and wife of Samuel Tapman.-Ballo.
Sun.
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MessrS. A. w. Short, Blexom
station, aud Messrs. L. ii. Ames x
Son are now agents for the sale Of
the "Vincent Combination Fence,
which is now being sold so largely
on the Eastern Shore.
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unclaimed Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed i'll the post
Office at Accomac Z. H., Va, May 9th
1857:
Isaac Aris, James August, Major
Barnes, Lieutenant H. Br1wn, John s.
Bird, George Bull, Malleb Croner, Chas
5 Cummings, Robert GUSTS, w. G.
Linn, Leusia Ann Long, Joseph II
Mullin. William Parks, Ella Rlchard'
son, VirginiaS. Smith, Susan White.
WM. L. BELL, z. NJ.
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A festival will be held i'll school
house at DrummondtOwn on Tues
day in holidays, commencing at ?
y. M, for The benefit Of the NJ. Il
Church South. The public is cor
daily invited.
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,r. John w. Bowdoin, Demo

DR.. John w. Bowdoin, Demo
cratic county chairman, after a
careful Investigation OF the reSpec-
tive claims OF MesSrs. Neal e. lay
lor and Geo. L. Gladding, to the
nomination for constable IN Allan
tic district has decided that Mr.
Taylor is the nominee OF the party
by four votes.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-14

A change of schedule of the E.
S. S. CO., appears this week. The
steamer Maggie will be placed on
the line next Monday, which gives
us communication with Baltimore
by steamer, daily.
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prummondtown graled school closed
Friday. MAY 9Th. Prizes were awarded
Gle following pnp;ls:
Second De9Artment : Attendance.
Marion Mason; drawing, Douglas Will
king
Third MISUNDERSTANDING Eu-
lalje Millincr; reading, BERTHE NJ Hin r;
arithmetic, Eva Bonnewcll; writing.
Eulalic Nlilliner: drawing, Upsilr Har-
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NaSSaNaddIlE.
Peas are nearly ripe in this locality
and will lie ship ed III i few days.

Peas are nearly ripe in this locality
and will lie ship ed III few days.
MI. F. Is. Reid. of the firm of Reid &
HANDY is i'll the city-purchasii!g goods
Kumor says that our otner young
merchant is to take unto himself II part
ner in about two weeks.
The first ripe Strawberries in this sec
ton. this season, were grown in the
patch of MI. L. 4. Winder.
Messrs. J. E. Nottingham, J. b
Dunton and W. S. Landlord, served as
jurors at the late session of District
Court, held in Norfolk.
|. Mr.. w. f. Thomas, one of our most
enterprising farmers and stock growers
took u fleece from one of his imported
sheep last week watch weighed - lbs.
The ENTERPRISE is a welcome visi
tor among our people. 1t is eagerly
looked for every Friday and all agree
that it IS Tie best country newspaper IL
Virginia.
Mr.. Fl. y. SHREDDER. of lower North.
ampton is now bulsly engaged in NOV
ing his saw and grst mill to this sta
ton. Two dwellings will be erected here
at an early day by him.
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Tile terms at the 'NIaltby House
are made to suit the times. First
class accommodations at surprls-
inmlv low rates.
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MessrS. Mason Il Belote, Nelson
ia, offer so cents per pound Tor
spriug chickens, in exchange Tor
goods, just received and sold at
the lowest possible prices.
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A festival will come off on Mon
day, 3Oth day OF May ut Sanford
Methodist church, Messongo, and
not at Baptist church rs announced
in our last issue.
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Mr.. L. S. Wise, Charlottesville.
according toleportS received by us
shipped the first strawberries from
the county this wear.
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Church Notes.

The lldes of the Conquest Chapel
Methodist Protestant Church will hold
IL strawberry and ice cream festival OH
the afternoon Of Monday, May 3Oth,
1887, commencing o'clocll. The net
proceeds will be appropriated for church
purposes. Ii tile weather should prove
to be falling at that time, it will be held
the next clear day. An enjoyable sea-
son is expected ard Il LIBERAL patronage
from the public is most respectfully So
licited.
Alta meeting of the first Quarterly
Conference Of Accomac Circuit Metho
dist Protestant Church held in Lee
mont, May It'll it was unanimously de-
citled to hold another p:otracted woods
meeting, similar to the one of last year
Oil the 18th, ooh, 2lst and 22ld of July
in the grove OF Mrs. Levin ID. Lewis
Some new plans and attractive features
on the ground will be matured which
is hoped will add greatly to the comfort
and convenience of all attending. Cler-
gymen from abroad are expected to be
present an;l TO assist in tho devotional
exor iies. Further announcements will
be given later.
J. WRIGHT NORRIS.
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Mr.. Geo. w. Bcloate advertlSes
in this Issue several lots at Tasley
station. The price asked is rea,
sonab!e and many should avail
themselves of the offer.
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B. w. Mears & Son, Keller. have
received il car load OF strawberry
crates. which they offer for sale at
bottom prices.
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Virginius suano is the best Tor
sweet potatneS-Ocean guano tor
corn. oats and grass. Use Literally
OF them.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Tie Farmers and Truckers Asso.
cation meets at Onancock Ill the
afternoon Otto day.
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Our people say that there was never
such a building boom on the Island dis
at present.
A very worthy Christian lady, the
wife OF Capt Thomas Dies, died at this
place on 9th OF April.
Sand is being run by several vessels
from this place to Washington, to be
used for building purposes.
The school house at north end of the
Island. known as Canaan, is to be en-
larged and improved this summer.
A public road is very much needed
here and it could be built now at less
expense than during any other season of
tile year, if the court would so order.
Good fish are being caught by our
people in moderate quantities.. The ale
wife have put in their appearance also
and are being manipulated at our fac
tories.
The people here will soon be actively
employed in catching crabs for lnalket
At this time. 1.-THE oyster season being
over" they are busy painting their Gil
noes
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The eagle that decorates the tencc OF
MI George Gillespie attracts much at
tentIon for its immense size. Some
parties not knowing 1t WAS priva prop
erty began to war against it with Slot
guns. but did no serious damage.
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Merchants will find it to their advan
tage to deal with us, and families to use
our flour. Nudge, Smith e Co.
NOTICE-I hereby forew1rn Peter I.
East Or any of his family from crossing
mypremises. Joseph |. Hopkins.
For SALE-Three cows, 1.-TWO fresh
to pail,) one thoroughbred Alderney,
4Jerscy and owampslllre. cheap.
T.. w. Boggs,
Onancock, Va.
Dianatha and Supreme make retter
bread than any foul on The market,and
will please The most fa5tidious.
Nudge, Smith & Co.
For SALE-On west side of T;sley
station, several lots, s. eet fr>nt, 10
feet hack. at $500 each Possession
given ut once. Geo. W. l1eiote,
Tasey, Va.
For SALE-15O 900 feet of seasoned
building material. Al .Lilliston.
hceomac q. H., Va.
FoR RENT-For year 1855, the farm
formerly owned b. E.P. East deceased.
Its IL good2-lorse farm well adapted to
trucks, mile of Tasley station and
miles from OMncoca. On it Are abun-
dant resource; both of Skaters and
woods mould. Mrs. e. &C Garrett,
Accomlc g. H., Va.
Ask your grocer for Nudge, Smith &
Cos flour and take nc other.
For SALE-Gow fresh to pail and
calf. VIM. j. AyreS.
Accomac q. H.. Va,
WANTED-A good white man rs over
TO take charge and carry oil my farm.
Fred Waddy,
Accomac G. H., Va.
James Myer & Co.'S Monarch AMI
Royal still lead. The g0ols are sold ull
their own merits AMI reputation (ant
they wish tile trade To know tllat they do
not offer brands Of other houses OH their
hours.]
NOTICE who have had SER
vice of my horse Grey L lyle in clubs,
will be held bound together and each of
them for thefees Tor such service.
l.. L. Parker,
Iurntowl, Va.
For SALE-A fine piir of sorrel
horses. years old etch. well matched,
Is hands high, and Ill trot To pole i'll 81
minutes, on reasonable terms.
Thos. e. Kellam,
louisville, Va.
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The workmel. are making rapid head
way on the new Baptist Church at this
place, and it will be completed at an
early day. Services are b.ing held every
Sunday afternoon and evening in the
public school house until the new Struc
tnre is ready for service.
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NOTICE. am now ready to take
horses to drive orkeep Oh my farm at
Mount Custis, and will have a driver
from Baltimore soon to work them on
the track. Fred Waddy,
Aycomac G. Fl.
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Use LEAFS Clifton T. F. T. Acknowl.
edged to be the very highest Patent
Flour in the markets of Americat
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Smoke Turkish Patrol cigar. best five
ctnt cigar, for sale by j. Myers & Co.,
BALTIMORE, Md.
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SWEET Potato Seed have for
sale at either wholesale or retail. sweet
potato seed of the Jersey variety called
ussex Golden. They are kept in my
house ut EXmore, the same way as Jcr-
sey folks keep theirs. Giveme your or
ders AMI ] vii trY to,givc satisfaction.
For further particulars and prices adj
d.csE WI Elzey,
lIXmOrc station, Va.
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.

90 or = :" THE -.
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
Or BALTIMO1E,
Until further notice, On AMI .ftor SnnIay.,
May. E5tn, 1867, w II run their steamers as
follows, lweathor pcrmttllg,l leaving South st.'
WhGrf ut 5 % o'clock y. m.
Steamer EASTERN se1eRE.
CAPT. W. W. MATTHEW'S.
SUNDAYS and WI DNESDAYS for Crlsneld. Holt
MANS Evans, boggs, NhnhiHi Davis, Reads 1,
MILES,, Shields, lInnsars and Ttyor's Wharves.
RETURNING-loaves raylor's rIescays an
FfIdnys ats am. Hungar's $780, shields y
Miles 9.l5 Davis 1915, Rs ,ds IL, Nandua
p. H., Boggs' 3, Evans s.lo, Holfmai 4,
Steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L. ]. DMrTH.
MONDAY and THURSDAY for isheld, Tan sier
Island, Flnnry's Una.icocI. C'osco. he5 eS'
Hunting Creek, Gulrord, MnsspngI.
RETuRNIN. i-Wpdnosdny and saturday, leaves
Nessongo G..m.. Gullford s. Hunting Creek $50
Chcsc0nnnsscX lilo. On;Lncock 3, flanoy' 3.3o,
Taugler 1SIu 4.3O
Steamer TANGIERyM
CAPT. J. w. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Friday for Crsacld. Tinney's
Onnncock, Sheltown. Pits Wharf, ccdnr Hall,
R.hoboth. pocomOSe City and Snow Hill.
RErURNING-Loaves Snow nlll M"ndays anu
ThursdayGt6 r.. m. Pocoma.o Cty 1880, Rs 20
poth Q. Cedar H VII 9.30. Pitts wharf ~, DIAM
COG. p. IN, Flnney's $3.50 p. m:
AL Steamers leave Crisfl cid fol Baltt-
W. more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passen GERS received for al points
oc tho y. Y, Phlln. and Norfolk, WlcomIco and
Pncomoke II. r. daily, Delaware, Maryland aid
Virginia Railroads. on Tuesdays and Fridays
only.
Positively no freight roceivod after Is p, III.
and must be prepaid to all points. except
on the n. Y. Phlia, and Norfolk Railroad.
PR. CLARK, General Agent,
los South Street. Baltimore.
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For SALE.-Valuable young COW,
fresh to pail. For terms, apply to
D. II. johnson, Leemont, Va.
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Drum llSll are oelnS Caught III aotiil-
dance in our waters.
Rev. B. I. Truitt, our new M. p.
pastor preached for us last Sunday and
everyone was f;lvorably impressed with
him.
Miss Blanche Fletcher, of Accomac
andMiSs Mamie Dickerson.0 of Selbyvllle,
Md, we're guests of friends of this place
last week.
Mr.. w. ]. Matthews has sold his
trottrr. s.l;onnie Bird ut something
less than $500. She WAS purchased by
the owners of the New York Riding
Park"
Capt. Jos. NJ. Policeman and wife
left on Thursday, 9Th inst. for Mystic,
Conn. The captain will be employed
nntil December lin fishing i'll tho East
err waters"
Hamilton Dston and others. mem
bers of Il yacht chlh of Phila.. will ar
rive here this week, and remain Tor sew
eral DAYS. The will amuse themselves
in shooting birds while with us.
The freight on oysters per barrel from
this point to Philadelphia was reduced
last week from go 10 the Old price. 5O
cents and III increase in freight over
railroad is reported since the reduction.
MI. C. e. Babbitt, our townsman has
received the appointment from the
Government as Superintendent-.for
the construction Of boat houses at Life
Saving Station on Hog leland at 500
per month.
Recon arrivals at the Atlantic: Jno.
S. Bird, Geo. Stephens, j. y. Elligood,
| Fhila: Fred Gunby. ,Jno. NJ. Adams, w
i II. Andrews, w. S. Dryden, BALTIC;
Thos. Conway and daughter. CheSa-
prake Ci:y;J. L. Wise, S. D. Fletcher,
Accomac.
The steamer Widgen, Which has been
llying between Chincotcague and
Franklin City for the last l. years has
been bought of D. ID. $. Co., l.y the T..
W &. B Il. Il. Co, and will be run us
heretofore. without change of employees.
She WAS purchased, together with lease
of wharf property for s., 600.
Cur milliners have returned with
their spring goods and I'LL our ladies say
that they are very pretty and cheap.
Our gentlemen agree with them that
the display made III the show windows
of the numerous articles is very attract
i've, but their opinion us to their cheap
ness depends upon whether the MIN is
married or single.
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NorIcE.-Persons having colts to al
ter can see me at Drummondtown on
court day or at my home at Fair Oaks.
1 have had several years experience and
never lost colt. | will 60 to ANY part
Of. the county and insure two-thirds
value Of colt, for l0per cent anu reg
ular fee. Horses taken at my home fol-
treatment at actual cost of keeping.
S. c.. burlington.
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Miss Maggie White. of Baltimore,
formerly Of this county, has just re-
turned with Il fine selection OF goods for
her millinery establishment, which SHE
has lately opened at this place.
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NoTICE-Having determined to close
up my business, offer for sale for Cash
at cost, my entire stock Of goods, con-
ssting of dry goods, boots, shoes, ready
made clothing, &c.-and Winter Patent
flour at S4.75 per barrel. All persons
indebted to me are also politely but earn
estly requested to come forward and set
tie either by cash OF in some other man
ner satisfactory to me, or their accounts
will be placed in the hands OF al officer
for collection without fun Their notice.
AS HERETOFORE the highest price paid by
me for produce.
[ hlso offer for sale, NY dwelling and
storchouse. The store is irst-class
business stand, the sales at it in 1885,
amounting to over $4,000. At store is
Il postoffice worth $50 year. For fur
Their particulars call Oh or address
a. T. Mears,
Mearsville.
ANNOUNCEMENT hereby an
nounce myself candidate for re-elec-
ton for the office of Justice of the
Peace in Lee District.
Respectfully.
Jos. W. Mears.
WANTED.-A good road horse. Will
pay fair price for one that suits me.
Geo. L. Gladding, Atlantic, Va.
FARMs.-For rent for the year 1883
near louisville. Jno. r. Keflam,
louisville.
Eees.-I have for sales Langshang
eggs at 81 90 for setting of Is.
w, D. TUNNEL.
On1v Station Va
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PAsTURAGE-H avlng one hundred
acres in pasturagc, will take u limited
number of colts to pasture.
B. Fentress,
LDcustmount.
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NoT1cE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from cunning, oystering, clam,
ming. seine hauling or otherwise depre-
dating OH the premises of Mrs. E. B
Kelly on which j now reside, unler full
penalty Of law. Jno. II. Onley,
hIoleStoWn.
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Eamilton Diston and others. men,
bers of IL yacht cnlb of Phila.. will ar
rive here this week, and remain Tor sew
eral days The will amuse themselves
in shooting birds while with us.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For RENT.-For the year 1854 horse
farm, half milo from steamboat wharf
on Messongo. 1t is high land, COOL for
trucking purposes and enclosed by Il
wire fenca. 1t is convenient for the
oyster business. 1t will lie rented for
one ora term of years Address
z. S. Mears. Hallwood, Va.
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The freight on oysters per barrel from
this point to Philadelphia was reduced
last week from go 10 the old price. 81
cents and III increase in freight oven
railroad is reported since the reduction.
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For SALE. AT fur prices. a cargo of
cypress shingles Just received from
North Carolina. Al. LilstoE,
AccOmac g. II.
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MI. C. Z. Babbitt, our townsman has
received the appointment from the
Government as superintendent-.'for
the construction of boat houses at Life
Saving Station on Hog l: land at 500
npr month
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Capt. Jos. NJ. Fcddeman and wife
left on Thursday, 9Th inst. for Mystic,
Conn. The captain will be employed
nntil December lin fishing i'll tho East
crn waters"
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Eees.-I have for sale4 Langshang
eggs ut 81 90 for setting of Is.
w, D. TUNNEL.
Only station, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-14

Everyone Is hereby fore
warnadfrom gaming or otherwise tres
passing my premises knowna as Bow
MIN S Folly" orupon premises now oc-
cupiel by Thomas CoXton, ST.. without
my permission, under penalty of the
law. VIM. IL. COTTON.
Dec. 18th, 1855.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-14

For RENT.--For the year 1sSs, the
Kelllm hotel, located ut Belle Haven,
Va. For terms &C., apply to
Lucius j. KellaM, Belle Haven.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-14
CllincOtenrUe.

Drum fish arc being caught in album
dance in our waters.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-14

Ask for LEAFS Flours. Always good.